The League of Women Voters of Connecticut (LWVCT) along with Connecticut Public (CT Public) presents a series of political debates between the key candidates in advance of the midterm November 2022 elections.
If you missed the Secretary of the State debate featuring Dominic Rapini (R) and Stephanie Thomas (D), you can watch it on demand anytime.
In collaboration with the League of Women Voters of Connecticut, Connecticut Public presents a weekly series of political debates between the key candidates in advance of the midterm November 2022 elections, including debates for the statewide offices of Governor and Secretary of the State, as well as U.S. Senate and Connecticut’s five U.S. Congressional districts.
Join CT's Old State House for a gripping presentation on the work and research being done to honor the humanity of the enslaved across Connecticut through the Witness Stones Project. Dennis Culliton, Founder and Executive Director of the Witness Stones Project, will discuss how to examine the history of slavery in Connecticut, where we can find the evidence of slavery, and how the history of slavery is brought to the classroom to empower students to write these stories in their communities through the Witness Stones Project. He will also share the successes of the project and how it can be brought to local communities. Registration Required.
Join CT Mirror for a conversation that explores the factors that drove the 2022 election and the consequences of the election here in Connecticut - emerging political trends, eroding conventional wisdom about politics, how the governor and legislature will govern, and what to expect when the legislature convenes eight weeks from now. Registration required.
For more social media help, check out the LWVUS Social Media Guide and tips on Nonpartisanship in Social Media
Infographic source: CT Secretary of the State's website
The LWV Greenwich and Greenwich Tree Conservancy invite you to join a lunch time discussion "Utility Regulation in CT: The Important Role of PURA, A Conversation with PURA Chairwoman Marissa Gillett. Registration is required.
LWVUS presents the “Women Power Democracy” Election Celebration call where we, along with our CEO Virginia Kase Solomón and president Dr. Deborah Turner, will be celebrating our work and wins during this past midterm election. Registration required.
Join the League of Women Voters for a rally in front of the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court will hear the case of Moore v. Harper that will determine if State Legislatures have the power and authority to run federal elections in their states, without any checks and balances, that could prevent fairer voting maps, fairer elections, and the protection of voter rights. This cases’ implication will impact voters in North Carolina and across the country.
Training will be offered the evening of December 6th at a TBD location in the Dupont Circle area of DC. We will be gathering at a location near the Supreme Court at 8:30am on December 7th. Registrants will receive the location in their confirmation email.
Join the Redding LWV and the Mark Twain Library for a continuation of their series Conversations: Truth, Myth & Democracy with a virtual discussion on the book One Person, No Vote: How Voter Suppression is Destroying our Democracy by Carol Anderson, the Charles Howard Candler Professor of African American Studies at Emory University. Registration is Required.